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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Studebaker Wagons, carriages, bug.
giea, phaetons, etc, made by J. S.
Witwer. The Studebaker vehicles
have no superior, and the name "Stude-
baker Bros" IL q guarantee that the
purchaser Of one of their celebrated
wagons or buggies 10 getting the best.
Mr.. Witwer has been established IN
this city over 10 years aud has built up
q reputation to he proud or His re-
positOry is at 713 Elm street. where
can be seen nice Inns Of vehicles.
principally Studebaker Bros, but also
Columbus Buggy Co.'S, and Riddle.
Smart 4 Co.'S. carriages and buggies.
Mr.. Witwor's exhibit at the Fnir Is In
charge Of Mr. d. l. Countryman.
general travelling agent in The state for
Studebakcr Bros
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
Diamonds and Jewelry.

Among the successful exhibitors OF
the Exposition is the Field Manuiac-
turing Company, who are doing a
large business in the sale of the LIE
Fcrre diamond, stone of special
beauty that t,ey are Introducing III
he southwest. They are making a
specially OF this stone. which has the
brilliancy of a diamond without the
aid oi ANY artificial lustro hey are
intro uci z the goods anu selling
them al wholesale prices thereby
making every purchaser an advertis
inc medium. The company Is an old
csta blisbed one OF Louisville, KY. and
any representation made bv them
selves o. attendant can be relied upon,
as the goods are sold for exactly what
they are. Thew have in stock a. their
exhibit near the center of the Hall
full line of jewelry oi all kinds, and
any purchaser w may buy OF them
cal, rest assured that he is getting ex-
actly what he pays for at wholesale
prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

The Singer ls the OILY ma hine th"t
is extensively counterieitcd bv I'M
scrupulous manufacturers Why? Be.
cause--it is the most popular
Alcott IL Maynor's exhibition in the
Exposition Hall of the celebrated
Chicago Cottage organ attracts the
eye of those desiring art site effects In
the case and merit in the instrument
The Singer Is the best to buy, the
best to own, the best 10 run; and, II
need be, the best 10 FELL. IL has three
customers to one for all other kinds.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
The Singer ia the only machine that
il extensively counterfeited by un-
slupulOus manufacturers. Why? Be-
cause--it is the most popular.
Three-quarters of all the machines
sold throughout the world annually
are Singers. Why! Bee use-.it is
the best.
Three-quarters of all the machines
sold throughout The world annually
are Singers. Why? Because-it is
the best.
Why should you buy Singer in
preference to any other machine!
Because a Singer possesses every COON
quality necessary for sewing ma
chine, and is unequalled Tor perfection
of stitch. range OF work, ease Of oper-
alion. strength and durability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
REPUTATION of Base Inform alton,

The report that has been circuld
by certain newspapers an envidV
and malicious persons that the Dorig
Il Colvin show consists of gang Of
thieves, fakirs and gamblers is entire
ly erroneous. This great show cx-
hibits here to-day. aud in justice TO
the prOprietors we propO.e to defe"d
them in the so-called allegations. This
truly moral show is entirely devoid Of
chance and short-change men, so
termed. We made a close and per
sonal inspection for our own benefit
and found the show in such condition
NJ above stated. IL is first class in
every particular and we cheerfully Ell
dorse It to the public. The big show
gives splendid exhibition this after
noon and another tonight. 1t should
be well patronizc,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
PERSONAL.

II
Hon. Joe Abbott, congressman
from this district, is In the city, at
tending the Fair and Exposition.
Hon. c. X Bell, of Hamilton, is do.
ing the Fair.
Hon. G. b. KilgOre, of Wills Point,
congressman from that district, is in
the city day
Hon. Z. W. Terhunc, prominent
member of the Greenville bar, 10 at
tending the Fair.
Mrs. j. w. Barnett, of Corsicana, is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles F..
Bolanz.
Lieut.. Carlton, of the United States
Army, in charge of the A. and M.
College cadets, and wife Prof. McIn-
mis-, chairman of the college faculty,
and wife. and Post Surgeon Reed are
guests of Col. G. S. Mitchell.
Miss Lillian Harris, OF Baylor Uni
versity, is in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. ID. Blake.
Miss May Morris. Of Colorado City,
is in the city, and visiting Mr. and
Mrs. S. ID. Blake, CASTOR avenue.
Mr.. j. w. Blake, prominent young
banker OF Mexia, and his wife, are
among the visitors to the Fair to-day.
George Patterson, brother of W.
H.. the druggist and once himself a
citizen OF Dallas, is here on . visit
fiom Ar ;adia, La.
Hon. L. j. Farrar, of Groesbceck, is
in the city
Hon. j. w. Threckmorton, of Nc.
Kinney, is in the city, and many of his
old army and political friends are re
joiccd to meet him here.
George Byrne, editor of the Gaines
vile Register, came down Yesterday
and Will take III the FAIR.
L. l.. Medley, one OF the editors Of
the Abilene Reporter, is in the city
doing the Fair The HERALD wants
to enter Medley for the Igliest man in
the West.
j. L. Crisp, editor OF the Uvalde
News, is in the city.
4. G. oenter, ex.journalist and al
present practicing law at M0beetie
is in the city.
Capt. L. ID. CObbs, II prominent
young attorney of houston, is doing
the Fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
The Oak Chn Elevated Railroad

is having train from the Houston Il
Texas Central Railway put Oh its
track in order to run two trains
during the sales next Tuesday. We'd
nesday and Thursday. One dummy
engine and three pretty coaches of the
Oak Cliff Railway have already ar.
rived, and the company are expecting
another dummy next week, but till its
arrival the train from the Houston u
Texas Central Railway will be used
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Why should you buy a Singer In
preference to any other machine
Because a Singer possesses every good
quality necessary for sewing ma
chine, and is unequalled for perfection
OF stitch, range OF wor, ease Of oper-
alton. speed aud durability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
Organ Expectations.

or all the organs shipped out ofthis
country, the Estey Organ Co. ship 75
per cent. of them, and of all the hum
dreds Of makes OF organs manufac-
ture.i in tins country, the Estey is
ackDo wledgcd THE BEST. Buy one
from vii. a. Watkin Il Co., sole
agents, Dalus. All prices, styles and
terms.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Why should you buy Singer In
preference to any other machine
Because q Singer Possesses every good
quality necessary for sewing ma
chine, and is unequalled Tor perfection
of stitch, range of work. ease OF oi'er.
alton. speed aud durability.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
THE LARGEST CROWD YET
Assembled at the Great Fair
and Exposition.

Yesterday the crowd in Exposition
Hall was very great, and around
Knepfy L. Sons unexcellcd display OF
Diamonds and Watches and works OF
art it was almost impossible to ass
Truly 1t IL wonderful sight 10 see
their display OF Diamonds and
Watches
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
Local Notes.
"Jo-He' only at 2SOs Elm street.

"Jo-Hes only at 230S Elm street.
Cigars, tobacco of the best qualities and
low prices. at A. Il. Bouche's.
Fresh country butter at A. Il. Bouche's.
Tycoon Chop Blended, May Blossom teas,
the best teas In the market, for Roc and Ioc
per pound at A. Il. Bouche's.
The city and county police authori-
ties have arrested about thirty-five
men charged with gambling in aud
about the fair grounds, and Sheriff
Lewis now has twenty. eight of them
in the county Jail Three-card monte
was the favorite game, and the English
chestnut was next in their esteem; but
now they will for awhile play checkers
with their noses.
If you want Il harness for your
driving horse at the most reasonable
price tor leather and workmanship
don't fail to see Padgett Bros. stock
which is the largest and most conf
plete in the State.
ket, at Boucbe's, S24 Main street, 10 cents
per pound.
The universal sentiment of those
who have tested Morris Cascarine is
that it is an unfailing and unrivaled
remedy for affections of the digestive
organs.
Gumbo file and fine Mexican coffee just
arrived ut Bouche's grocery store.
Ladies see Mrs. GARDENERS advcrtis.
ment.
If YOU buy anything at the Arcade
store ask for black and red puzzle,
they are free to all customers.
Douglas Bros., the Merchant Tail
ors, 703 Main street, have received
their fall and winter stock of the most
fashionable suilings. They solicit the
orders OF those desiring perfect fitting
garments and made in the most arts.
tic manner.
Saddles for the cowboy, saddles for
the ladies, saddles for quiet aud easy
ride, and for those who wish some
thing for comfort and made Of the
best material, and the largest selection
to choose from, at Padgitt Bros
There is no jewel 80 precious, no
blessing so great as perfect health. II
your stomach is weak and disOrdered
and needs gentle yet strengthening
stimulant use Morris Cascarine.
The HERALD does all kinds Of job print
ing in good style at lowest rates.
Works of art in the jewelers. line
from all parts OF the world at knepfly
& Sons exhibition, Exposition Hall.
Honey, maple syrup by the gallon or
quart, also dried beef, at A. Il. BOuche's.
Watches, diamonds, silver aud sill
yer plated ware the best and cheapest
at j. P. Doherty h Co.'S, sos Main
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

The Singer is the only uachine that
is extensively counterfeited by un.
scrupulous manufacturers. Why! Be
cause-it Is the most popular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Alcott u Maynors exhibit Of the
world-renOwned Hallett, Davis "
Co.'S. pianos at the Exposition alwa! !
has very large admiring crowd
around it, and many of the visitors
feel at home with this celebrated
piano.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

The Singer is the best to buy, the
best to own, the best 10 run; and. II
need be, the best to sell. Ii has three
customers TO one for all other kinds,
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

The Singer is the best to buy, the
best 10 own. .he ucs, to run; aud, II
need be, the best TO sell. Ii has three
customers to one Tor all Otner kinds.
The Singer Man uiacturing 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Rogers silver plated forks and
spoons at manufacturer prices at
j. p. Doherty & Co.'S, sos Main street
2nu door from Lamar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Have you seen The largest and small
est waite, ever made, us exhibited in
knepfv u Sons lisp,ay in EXPOSE
ton Hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Three quarters Of all the machines
sold throughout the world annually
are Singers. Why? Becsuse-it is
the best. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
stockholders Meeting.

The regular anil sl meeting OF the
toskholders Of the EsTADo LAND AND
ArrLE COMPANY of dallas, Texas,
" III be held in the city Of Louisville,
Kentucky, on Thursday, December
Isl, 1897. X. M: uANo,
President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Parry Bros. real estate agency
George hotel block, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

T.J. Dickson was to-day granted a
divorce from, his wife Mary Dickson.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29

Honey, maple syrup by the gallon or
quart, also dried beef, at A. Il. Bouche's.
Watches, diamonds, silver aud sill
yer plated ware the best and cheapest
at j. P. Doherty Il Co.'S, sos Main
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-29
HANDSOME DISPLAY.

Among the many interesting ex-
hibits in Machinery Hall. none are
more attractive than the display Of
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
On ~inlofGnoig &onts
,ttuniStnc.

Den melt abiollte &ommunisme Der
Ter melem be rusiiIfe arbeibers. Dc
sr prsaniieret / SamIunb, bois Gbef,
faloet Starciten, fisber 5pbe % &leber
til Dem ale, beisrser &isffenet, er
6reosoommer pg 5reosmaslsr, iuarer
for Dem o%perior YOlitiet, os paaser ouer
belle tit Gam iunbs Sntsresier. Gu go
litiembebsmanb, Der er uon9unt al Sta
ten, bar 9ilipn meo Manoene, fer als
Soser % Slabe, font De leier, lptter til
oeres Samtaler, % sioer eler n9ster
Dem Silaoslie iii at saa bort fra 9anbss
bpen eler 5abriten % unberioser BEN
~ombpsselist peo beres Silbasetcmit
5ra SUM iii september 9aar DC leits
biem for at arbeibe paa oeres 6arme
DerIom Oct iminertib er a6iplut npo.
penbist for benz at blipe oeo g~lrbeibet,
maa be ienoe Steeicrtrnosre bjem til at
paste Marferne, men De bolSer life me
get al at sicre bette. Ceres file Sptte
% 5arm bar en- 9iltratninssfrait for
Spnoerne, Tom Spsns 5riitelier life Tan
iaa 8ust meS. 8 Yaaiteousene lutte,
alle 5abrifer. Sntet / gerSen bib,
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
Sulcrmes iorifjenige
Sprinoclie.

Den gtrt unserjorbilfe Iabrtn9er,
Der fienoes unoer Naon At SuIer, bar
ole 9cuoe ps til Gle 9icer bapt tor
3iltrefninsstrait for ynoerne al BET
gipunberlise; beres mGrtelise Big
nina, beres lmutfs Yryoeller % oeres
uieouanlise 8ebcere, alt bar forenst
fla ON at sjsre bent til interesiunte va
turiremtoninser. 5cr acknowledgements
bar De i ben ieusite 9io faaet mauseoubz
BELT Yetponius, ba De siper oistise Siz
orae til &unoitaben ON be tiollsIte
Menaeteracsrs 2eoemaabe % / mango
Senleencer iorpser % iupplerer be
Jatta, icm banner @runelaset for ben
iaatalbte baripinfe 5beOri.
9e unbericrbilfe aabne Sum fan.
eiter oerss Opriubelie, beles i iSl9enoe
arasIer: 5pr Oct iorite, De Suler, Der
er ubbprebe i 8aliitensiormatiunen a
Strpmme, Der Ilpoer unoer Suroens
Spe,labe. 0isie er be ~itcrite % til
meb be Understandable af ale unber4
ioroiife SulbeSer. 9ernait fOmmer
&analer os aamre, Der tr uobulet al
Ganbet fra parnle 8ilber paa beites gel
fra itore Spboer op til Surbens Oper.
iluos. GOr oct treble Spit. Suler, Der
er oanneSe. buOr 8rGnoinsen / 5ioer'
mes Cob bar Taaet % llittet Jig en- Set
ino / ct blVoere alippela9 nGr SanbHa-
ben. 5pr bet fjerbe Suler, Der er ban
net peo at en- 9auaiirgm er i~tprfnet for:
open, meoens Slippen furneoen enien {,
lmeltet % flpot bort eler er imulore
ben, e~Iterlabenbe 2apdsn ION en- ubprI
She, Der banner 9oitet / Suleu. Gil
lioit bar ri De Suler eIer Spalter, be-
er oaunst / Slipper, Tom er bieuet ion
oerrepet peo ben 6~ierSoanneuoe Strait
% bppr altiaa Sassene paa be9se 81
Der er bleuet reject ira binanben os eiter
lubt en- lang, final, opb 8leIt. Gil be-
enc e1er ben anoen al bisie 8(asier IA
enbper Sule b%enresnes, i0m iinbes I'm
Der SorbenS Suer1abe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30

eler trufte efter Saaret for at frelie fin
Yoticnt fra 5eberen. gesparre fro
mes bisie 8eitrGbetier alminbeliSpis
meo naiten lise iaa tibet Selo Tom en-
amerifanf a~paiialpers | uortripiliierebe
Samfunb, % bet er ct oabent Spsrss'
mail, busm Der bar forbolosuis feit
Wsnnsitelip paa fin Sampittisbeo, En-
inbianf Rsbicins Wanb sller en ameris
fanf 8ibunoer 0ofior.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30

flirrle bepH9e UrpetpeIeH III VI wv
eenne pcpulare Set uoenior bans Jp'
oebp. 9isie e~neitaaenbe a~rbeiosfors
bolo foraariaser en- ueouarenbe Omlt'I'
ten al Nrbeioere / Jabriferne, og minolt
en- 9rebiebel omlfiftes ! asbet al ct
adr.
| Meb unbtaselie al en- entelt Dag ON
llaen, iom Nrbeioerne iamulttlsbeos'
iulot bsaiser til 9%ruttenitab, er De elers
meaet a~oruelise os %nsliomme. s'ct
Sauresrso, en- 9ss meo Salt Os ct @las
1be er @lt, bpab be fOrlanser. VILE
5oreitlainser ON 8efuemmslisbepsr,
s~utronomilte 0poelier eaer ~liSnsnoe er
alceles fremmeoe for benz, os De utOrer
iia aloeles uomarfet paa ben ultplot9lte
Maaoe al Yeroen peo at tllbrll'9e en-
bel Dag subenOe peb sioen al oeres
oattsr. s be fleite 5abr'ter looer
Neno, 8pincer, utse PI9er os Seri'
imelem %bperanbre / De famine Tareller.
On Sommeren babsr De Jig alle tulo'
itpnoia nssue os lioen t9enlpn til aIclt'
net paa be famine Baoereoer / 5looer'le
eler Sserne.
5abritsrne sr ubpsselise % sr'rnrle.
Der bsres fun apoen al Wsaitinerite os
gaueue; insen Sanse, insen 9atter:
bet CT title Iom / @raoen. Saaoe
Mano os &plnoer bar ct uotrpf al
Melantcli, 9iaespioisbeo Os Op9ipen
al lis iclu uoen 9e9n paa bDlere Spiel
Ter. Muoi6lfen, bpao enten ban er
Souoe eaer IrbeIper, leOer Ell atntuS
ifere al Slaperi os uuioenbeb; ban er
enonu lite Ispt meb Ini9S til Selplt9H@
oisbeo. Sans 5prtio tpnser paa BAN,
Nutioen Iorpirrer bam % 6remtlpen er
luttet for ham ueo bans iulbitRnot9e
Manael paa O~ppraselie % pea llolist
areoslsb i Sjsrnen. 9ans WanSei
paa Omiors for cen Gag lmorsen ooers
eaaes berFor fun al bans M&ansel pna
Snteres,e for ben Dag ioas.
SeItprerne for be rusliite 5abriter
bar alorig uaret / Stano til at 6so19e
Den rug ie 2lrbeiOer til at hanne Ell
6pao for sieniioi9 lluoeritpttslle eller
ipr Sielp / AloeroOmmen. De praf-
t,lerer aommunisme mellem Jig lelr
incbprbes, men lpreS inittnttmGa 70
fienotlise mpo Soeen ONT morailf oe
motsriel SuliOaritet. Dc letter Ittt
up9en Stpltbep i beres 6~a9opSti9beb
Den Irbeioer, lom uOiSrer ben ftueit'
SiltepGpnins eler ton uolij9re prog:
tiae Siaeper / Ere eler Glfenben, pll
uoeu at fols Sprs, paa i'm Serres gu'
ben neiie Dag ilaa Sten paa eauoe
peien, bois 8etalIn9en blot er Del
lamme.
Mian irD9tsr life Ipnoerlist Ior Strei
fer i Iuslano. SEQ BET isrite Iesn ii
Socialismc eler 5Origs paa Sammen
lutnin9 bliper Irbeioeren enten leno
tit Siberien eller tGitet ct Jang'el | e1
euer anben 5Qltnins, % berIra fprnrte
t ban fun iieloen tllbase.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30

taftebes paa BAN, iualte BAN mere %
mere. San iirufte fs ret no; ban OPP
bCrte at ie, at bpre. at tanfe, at isle. -
ban bar blepet orabt piebliffelis ueb at
ct Stptfe al Yomben bauoe trnifet BAN
miot / BrDitet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-30
Ginorier Oh, SineoIn.

Sitorier Oh, SineoIn.
llnber en- al be 6onierenier, iom Spo
ftaternes electromagnetic baube meb
9iucoln, ialot Der fra be 5erites Sioe
q bitinise 9em9rfainser, iom life pua
nosen Waabe iunoe labes ~ubsiuareoe.
2incoln tos oa Oslaa itrar til Sroe Os
/ fit Spar git ban temmelis itrenst IFS
paa Oprers. 2eberne % ilutteoe meo
ben grflarins, at be iOrlan9it bauoe
tabt al 5ororins paa at flnne Hippo for
ben Straf, Der er ioreItreuet for Sor
brDoelier, Tom er be ltprlte 2ooen .iens
Der. Oa ban par mieset poiitiu / fine
ubtalelier % life lasoe Sfjul paa fine
Sheer ON bet inoiuiouele 0sif orraoert
lom ban aniaa 0eltaserne / Spreret for
fploi9e |, ipntes bans Orb at sipre ct
itarft Snotrpt pua aOmmisiererne.
Der blep en- 9uuie, unber boilfen enai
Deltaserne, Sr. Sunter, betrnsteoe Gin
coins 4niist meo ct lfarpt, ioritenoe
Dill. Omiioer iasoe Sunter, ioet ban
~ombpsselis ueiebe fine Orb: "0e ME
ter oft iaa, tSr. Yreiibent, buis hi bar
iorltaaet 8em ret, at ri 0eltasere /
aoniOoeratiOnen bar besnaet 6siiorr9.
beri; at ri er 5orrHoere mob Geres
&e9jerin9; at pi bar tabt al Gtet % er
pasieaoe Snbiuioer for @alsen. Or
bet life omtrent Meuiugen af, bpab 8e
iasbe?"
49," luarebe 2incoln, "Ge bnr sipet
Snoboloet al min Yaaituno bebre enp
jes lelu sjorbe bet. Oct bar umtrent
Meninsen."
Der bar en- ny Galle, meget pinlis
for besse Starter, os berpaa ~iuareoe
0unter meo ct psnlist Smil: "Nupel,
or. 2incoln, ri CT pmtreht fommet iii
Oct &eiultat, at ri life bill blipe b9n9t,
i~aalense De er Breiioent, - bois oi
on opigrer oS soot."
3ette Guar pilbe maaife funne mis-
ioritaa1s 8, men bet bar / Sirfelig6eosn
ben Itprite 8ompliment, iom ban funoe
gisre 9incpln, ioet bet bite Groen paa
bans Spiiinoetbeo ps sOpe Sjerte.
= gn Gang, ba bet gift meeet liplist
til / 8eit &irsinia, FOB en- lnionss@t=
neral lin StDrte fomme | en- lad farlis
Sitting, at 3 t frpsteoes, at 9ele bans
Iioelins piloe saa til @runoe, iaar ban
prpuebe at tratfe Jig no al ben. llnoer
Ell Snmtale angaaenoe benne Sia$co
bem9rfcoe 2incofn: General g. min.
Der mig ON en- Wanb noe / GeIten ION
:, bar beiij9itiset meo at llna 9daget pau
en- Ssnoe. !6an arbeioeoe nleset ilitti9i
> paa at iulpfcre jim Opsaue, men 9pur'
Dan ban bar Zig % eller life, iaa faloi
2aaset neo, bpersans ban troebe at bap,
facet bet | Den ristise Stilins. &luoie.
: Zig, eIter at ban bapoe tantt Iig ON e.
lang 3io, fit ban en- fps She. !San lot
: fin Ssn, Ell lioen Stump at Ell 9rens
saa ueo / EDnoen os bOlbe 2aaset oppe
mebens ban Iaite 8aanbene paa. 0ett
sif sanife slimrenbe. Irbeioet blel
ieroist lense fgr ban bar foinmet til a
tnnfe paa, bpOrlsbes ban itulpe fa'
9rensen no isjen. 9rensen oar lutte
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-06
Another Fatal Accident.

In addition to the death of Judge
Hines, of Ventura, by a runaway team,
Mr.. Joseph Capp, formerly Of Los An
geles county, met q similar fate as
appears by the following account in the
Democrat of December Both;
"He had been engaged to haul some
household goods tor Mr.. White. who re-
Gently purchased place on Ventura
avenue. The deceased was driving what
is known as s'spiked" team and on ar
irving at the top of the grade, which is
very steep and winding, COW which
was hitched to the rear of the wagon
was unfastened and given in charge OF
Mr.. White, while the old man mounted
the wagon, took the lines and started
dowE the descent. From some cause,
possibly deficiency in the brake, the
wagon forged upon the team SO rapidly
that it was oWrtaken by the vehicle
and one horse aud over and killed, the
harness being completely stripped from
the body. Soon afterwards the driver
was thrown from his seat, and striking
on the rocky ground was bruised and
broken in frightful manner. The two
remaining horses managed to keep out
of the way of the wagon until they and
it arrived at the foot of the grade in
safety. MIR. White found the old man
lying unconscious, and in the absence
Of water had the presence OF mind to
milk his COW and poured some OF the
providential fluid down the sufferers
throat which served to revive him
He was taken thence to Mr.. Cowelti's
place, in Pleasant Valley, and surgical
aid sent for. The physicians, Drs. Bard
and Comstock. of this place. and DR.
Sessions, of Hueneme, did all that was
possible for the unfortunate man, but
age and the serious nature of his
wounds made their efforts unavailing
1t was found necessary to amputate one
of his legs, and he died Immediately
after the operation. The deceased was
II years old, and bore his pain like ,
hero. When told by one of the physi
clans that the cutting would probably
prove fatal and asked if he desired any
religious consolation, he answered tina
he was O "Presbyterian Baptist" hat
never done anybody harm, and WASH
afraid to die. He leaves family.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-06
An Opera House for Cotton.

That's what we said, that's what we
mean, and what is coming to pass. For
some time number of Colton's live
men 1.-THE town is full of them) have
been canvassing the matter, and have
come to the conclusion that we should
have first. class opera house. Our pop
ulation is large enough to support a
public place of amusement, and our citi'
zeus generally patronize the legitimate
theatrical companies in most liberal
manner. Colonel Gray, the builder OF
the opera house in San Bernardino, and
the Child's opera house in Los Angeles,
was in Cotton yesterday, and will get UP
the plans and specifications for the opera
house to be built here. A syndicate oi
Cotton capitalists will furnish the neces.
sary funds. As soon as the plans are
submitted we will have more to say
about the proposed building. ASemi
Iropic.